Reality Check: If Healthcare Law Is A Tax Is It Now Invalid?

Ben Swann Reality Check breaks down the Affordable Care Act ruling by the Supreme Court and looks at why the determination that the law is a tax, may make it...

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Is Chief Justice Roberts actually sly as a fox?
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Although the recent ruling by the US Supreme Court is being widely touted as a victory for the Obama administration, it may not actually be a victory at all. It was the Obama administration that had been adamant that the healthcare bill was not a tax. Whether their demands that it should not be considered a tax was to avoid political fallout for imposing a new tax or whether there were other legalities involved behind their motivation will probably never be revealed.

The fact of the matter is that not only did Chief Justice John Roberts write an opinion of the highest court in our land that the healthcare bill is indeed a tax and therefore could be considered to be constitutional on that basis but could he have actually and intentionally just opened the door for the entire bill to be thrown out as being invalid?

Article I, Section 7, Clause 1 of the US Constitution clearly states:

“All Bills for raising Revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives; but the Senate may propose or concur with amendments as on other Bills.

So now the US Supreme Court has just ruled that the healthcare bill is actually a tax, therefore it was indeed a Revenue Bill. Yes, the Senate Healthcare Bill that was signed into Law did originate in the Senate.

The bottom line here is that the healthcare law should be considered invalid because it was not originated in the proper chamber of Congress. It should be considered on face value to be null and void, therefore unenforceable in any state of the union.

So, is there anyone in Congress brave enough to stand up and make this issue public? Is there anyone in mainstream media principled enough to expose this problem? Is there 1 member of the 545 in Congress that actually knows the constitution and is willing to stand up and uphold it? Those are the questions standing in the way of busting this information wide open to the public at large.

So far, excluding hundreds of bloggers that are raising this issue online, Reporter Ben Swann of a local Fox affiliate in Cincinnati is a lone voice screaming in the wilderness trying to expose this situation in the mainstream press. You may see the newscast of his segment here.

We The People can't just keep getting railroaded into having invalid, unenforceable, unlawful or unconstitutional "laws" imposed upon us while the perpetrators give their academy award performances believing we are too ignorant to know any better.

Knowledge is power and spreading the word is priceless!

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